Flock Testing Cameras to Track Driving Patterns Without Plate, Name or Crime

America is building a surveillance state like China's

Police agencies that embrace Flock cameras to make their work easier can't be trusted to police themselves in such matters.

Don’t Fear Flock Cameras

Rolling back Flock won’t reverse this tectonic change that’s been decades in the making, but it will deny law enforcement a valuable asset.

POLITICS: Knee-jerk Flock panic threatens a tool that’s making us all safer

We have met the enemy — and it is watching us.  There’s a growing backlash against Flock cameras, the automated license plate readers that have become ubiquitous across the country.  The cameras take images of license plates and store them in a searchable database that police departments can query in the course of their investigations.  Opponents of the cameras consider them an instrument of Big Brother, who’s not only watching, but constantly r…

Abbreviated Pundit Roundup: Lack of trust with data centers and Flock cameras is and will be a voting issue

The anti-data center stuff is real, visceral and ubiquitous. It may in your mind be overblown, but the public is not looking fondly on local communities who…

Congress Targets Flock Surveillance Abuses but Has Yet to Introduce a Bill Banning the Cameras

Despite mounting concerns over warrantless tracking, false identifications and misuse of automated license plate readers, Congress had no introduced legislation as of Wednesday that would ... The post Congress Targets Flock Surveillance Abuses but Has Yet to Introduce a Bill Banning the Cameras first appeared on [your]NEWS.

Are Flock cameras the next bipartisan political issue?

Lawmakers and 2026 candidates on both sides of the aisle are questioning whether Flock cameras have proliferated too quickly.